Xponent Dataset Projection Methodology
- Vivek Rathod
- Aug 28, 2024
- 2 min read
Glad to see the response for my last post based on Xponent Dataset.😃 Here further elaborating the Xponent Dataset Projection Methodology in detail -
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Xponent data is more of projection prescription data i.e. projecting prescription volume data for non-panel stores using actual data of panel stores. It uses Geospatial statistics technique that implies closer stores tend to have same prescribers with similar prescription volume and product mix.
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To determine the prescription volumes for non-panel stores, we consider 3 factors -
1. Number of panel stores near non-panel stores (min-2 and max-10)
2. Distance between panel and non-panel stores. Distance should be less for better estimation
3. Store size. Applying weightage methodology to normalize store size between panel and non-panel stores
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Lets take an example - Suppose actual prescriptions (Rx) for Dr.M be 100 Rx and we need to project Rx for Dr.M. Below are the steps for projecting data -
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Assumptions -
1. Suppose there are 2 non-panel stores near Dr.M
2. There are 3 panel stores closer to non-panel stores
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Steps to project Rx -
1. Capture the actual known data for all the panel stores near Dr.M. Captured Rx for panel stores = 20 + 30 + 20 = 70 Rx
2. Using geospatial projection methodology, try to create factors for both non-panel stores based on the distance and size of panel stores
3. Suppose for non-panel store 1, factors from each panel store are 0.2, 0.4 and 0.24 respectively
4. Estimated Rx for non-panel store 1 = (20*0.2) + (30*0.4) + (20*0.24) = 20.8 RxÂ
5. Similarly, for non-panel store 2, factors are as follow - 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3 respectively
6. Estimated Rx for non-panel store 2 = (20*0.1) + (30*0.2) +(20*0.3) = 14 Rx
7. Total Rx for Dr.M = Actual captured Rx from 3 panel stores + Estimated Rx for non-panel store 1 + Estimated Rx for non-panel store 2
8. Total Rx = 20 + 30 +20 +20.8 +14 = 104.8 Rx
Hope it is helpful! Drop any questions or insights in comment. 😊Â






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